We think we are both hosts and guests at a great, ongoing feast. From and to this feast, we welcome all. We think the arts make life worth living and celebrate the secular and sacred in all that we do, including worship and how we use the inheritance of our glorious space.
A church that’s a little bit different and committed to making a difference!
| Events Join the New York Neighbors for American Values Candlelight Vigil September 10 · 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Meet at the intersection of Church Street and Park Place, New York, NY. More info here.
Do not miss the opening of a groundbreaking new exhibition this fall entitled “A Sanctuary for the Arts:” Judson Memorial Church and the Avant-Garde, 1954-1977, at the Fales Archive in the NYU Library.
The Really Really Free Market is at Judson on the last Sunday of each month. Click here to go to the market's website, then come and check it out. It's free! Really! Next market - Sunday, September 26.
Bleach Kit Work Party
Scenes from Judson's Pride Day Flash Mob on June 27 - click below.
| Schedule Join us in the Meeting Room (enter at 55 Washington Sq. South; disability entrance at 243 Thompson St.)
Wednesdays at Judson will resume September 15. On the first and third Wednesday of each month, we also present Bailout Theater: a free meal at 7:30, followed by free entertainment at 8:00. Any questions, please contact associate minister Rev. Michael Ellick.
| News Read Donna's August 31 Devotional: The Best Choice You Never Heard Of
Religious Leaders Come Together to Support Mosque on FDL Action Announcing New Coalition in Support of Cordoba House/Park 51 - visit their new website. Taking Seminaries Out of the Box in On the Issues magazine "It's like there's a war on the right to pray..." Watch Donna on NY1's recent segment on the Muslim Community Center near Ground Zero NBC New York - New Yorkers Protest Arizona Immigration Law Read Donna Schaper's recent editorial Build the Muslim Community Center at Ground Zero Check out Donna's latest Huffington Post blog, Schumer's Amnesia and Arizona Law. Jean Montrevil and Donna Schaper discuss his release from detention with Amy Goodman on Democracy Now.
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